With the election season looming around, many political enthusiasts are marking out the hot contest areas. One place that might capture the attention of the entire nation is Vizag.
Ex minister Shabbir Ali has called the TDP a party of cheaters. He asked the public to recall the many instances during which TDP head Chandra Babu Naidu had cheated the parties he was associated with.
Telugu Desam Party president N Chandrababu Naidu, who has been running from pillar to post in New Delhi to present his views on the State bifurcation issue, is learnt to have become a laughing stock.
Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy, who went to New Delhi on Tuesday morning, appeared to be more interested in attracting the attention of the national media, rather than prevailing on the high command to stall the Telangana process till elections.
With the election season fast approaching, many bigshots are pulling all strings possible to get party tickets for contesting.
Are the majority of people in Telangana really favoring a separate state or do they want to stay united with their Seemandhra brethren?
The UPA government, sensing the mood of the BJP and some other parties to block the passage of the Telangana Bill in Parliament, is considering a mega financial package for the Seemandhra region as a tactical move to placate Congress MPs from the region and blunt the Opposition's attack.
When it comes to the seats in parliament, you get to see either the film celebrities or wealthy industrialists becoming a part of it.
There is one news channel which also has a newspaper running for many years and is a die-hard supporter of TDP and Chandrababu.
With the Telangana statehood issue reaching its climax, the Congress high command called for a meeting of Seemandhra MPs and ministers, besides Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy, at the party’s war room in New Delhi on Tuesday to see that there are no hurdles for the Telangana bill.
Deputy Chief Minister C Damodar Rajanarsimha on Monday lashed out at Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy for contemplating moving Supreme Court against bifurcation of the State.
It looks like the passage of the much-awaited Telangana might encounter rough weather when introduced in Parliament during the ensuing session commencing from February 5.
